Alluding to Holocaust, Lavrov Falsely Says US Wants to 'Annihilate' Russians The group formed to support Ukraine in a defensive fight against the Russian invasion. There are no plans to resolve the “Russian question” or eliminate Russians.
"Russia's invasion is baseless, reckless and lawless. It is an affront to the rules-based international order. It is a challenge to free people everywhere. And, as we see this morning, nations of goodwill from around the world stand united in our resolve to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia's imperial aggression.
Lavrov’s accusation that the United States and the others aim at “solving the ‘Russian question’,” the same way Hitler sought a “final solution” to the “Jewish question," is evidence free. In fact, Russia's extensive attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine have brought international condemnation and credible war crimes allegations.
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